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But the behavior that the keyword refers to—the act of deliberately pressing or touching a person’s breast on a crowded bus—is very much alive. It happens every day, on bus routes in Manila, Tokyo, Hyderabad, London, New York, and hundreds of other cities. It leaves victims shaken, anxious, and sometimes unable to use public transport again. It is prosecuted in courts around the world, often with the help of bus CCTV footage. And it is being fought with dedicated police apps, women‑only buses, anti‑groping stamps, and slowly shifting social norms. Within media and political journalism, a distinct wardrobe